During the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, an interactive dialogue was held with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, dedicated to an oral update on the human rights situation in Ukraine. During the event, member states had the opportunity to present their position and ask questions about the current situation in the country. On behalf of the United Kingdom, an official statement was delivered by Britain's Ambassador for Human Rights, Eleanor Sanders. In her remarks, she outlined London's position regarding the ongoing conflict and its impact on the civilian population, emphasizing the importance of international monitoring of human rights compliance in the context of military operations. Interactive dialogues of this format are standard practice for the UN Human Rights Council and allow participating states to directly exchange views with representatives of the Office of the High Commissioner on current humanitarian and human rights issues. The situation in Ukraine remains one of the key items on the agenda of international human rights institutions against the backdrop of the ongoing armed conflict and associated reports of human rights violations. The British side traditionally advocates in support of efforts to document and investigate alleged violations, and provides assistance to UN mechanisms dealing with human rights protection in conflict zones. The statement was part of a broader dialogue by the international community on matters of accountability and protection of civilians in the context of the ongoing crisis.